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NATURE AND OBJECTS
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IMPERIAL FEDERATION LEAGUE.

At a Conference held in London on July 29, 188 , the
Right Hon. W. E. Forster, M.P., in the chair, it was
unanimously resolved: —

1 That in order to secure the permanent unity of the
Empire, some form of Federation is essential.

2. That for the purpose of influencing public opinion,
both in the United Kingdom and the Colonies, by
showing the incalculable advantages which will accrue
to the whole Empire from the adoption of such a sys-
tem of organization, a Society be formed of men of all
parties, to advocate and support the principles of Fed-
eration.

At the adjourned Conference, held on Tuesday, 18th
November, 1884, the following resolutions were unani-
mously passed:—

That a Society be now formed, to be called " The
Imperial Federation League."

That the object of the League be to secure by Feder-
ation the permanent unity of the Empire.

That no scheme of Federation should interfere with
the existing rights of Local Parliaments as regards
local affairs.

That any scheme of Imperial Federation should
combine on an equitable basis the resources of the
Empire for the maintenance of common interests, and
adequately provide for an organized defence of common
rights.

That the League use every constitutional means to
bring about the object for which it is formed and invite
the support of men of all political parties.

That the membership of the League be open to any
British subject who accepts the principles of the
League, and pays a yearly registration fee of not less
than one shilling.

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That donations and subscriptions be invited for pro-
viding means for conducting the business of the
League.

That British subjects throughout the Empire be in-
vited to become members, and to form and organize
Branches of the League, which may place their repre-
sentatives on the General Committee.

At a Special Meeting of the Council, held on Thurs-
day, November 14, 1889, it was unanimously resolved: -

That the establishment of periodical Conferences of
Representatives of the Self-Governing Communities of
the Empire should be the first aim of the Imperial
Federation League.

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PRESENT OFFICERS

President:
The Right Hon. The Earl of Roseberry.

Vice-President:
The Right Hon. Edward Stanhope, M.P.

Hon. Treasurers :
Lord Brassey, K.C.B. The Hon. Harold Finch-Hatton

Bankers:
Messrs. Hoare.

Secretary:
A. H. LORING, Address, 30 Charles St., Berkeley Square \\ .

Council:
(The italics i?idicate the Executive Committee)
The Right Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen.
W. M. Acworth.
George Addie (Edinburgh).
The Right Rev. The Bishop of Adelaide.
W. G. Ainslie, M.P.

Hon. Mr. Speaker Allan, Canada.

W. Shepherd Allen.
Sir James Anderson.

Sir Adams Archibald, K.C.M.G.. Canada.

Edward A. Arnold.
The Right Hon. Lord Ashbourne.
W. G. Aston (British Legation) Tokio.
Talbot Baines.
A. Baldwin (Kidderminster).
Sir Henry Barkly, G.C.M.G., K.C.B.
J. C. Barnard.
Hamar Bass. M.P.
T. H. Baylis, Q. C, Liverpool.
R, Beadon, (Tasmania).

E. W. Beckett, M.P.

H. C. Beeton (Agent-General, British Columbia).
H. R. Beeton.

F. Faithful Begg.
Gilbert Beith.

H. T. Mackenzie Bell.

Lord Henrv Bentinck, M.P.

Lord Charles Beresford, R.N., C.B., M.P.

W. Bickford-Smith, M.P.

Charles Bill (Cheadle).

Colonel Henry Blundell, C.B., M.P.

Sir Arthur Blyth, K.C.M.G., C. B., (Agent General for

South Australia).

S. Barker Booth.

Sir Algernon Borthwick, Bart., M.P.

S. B. Bo it I ton.

J. G. Bourinot (Clerk of the House of Commons, (Ot-
tawa). Canada.

The Right Hon. Sir G. F. Bowell, G.C.M.G.

Commander Graham Bower, R.N.,C.M.G. (Cape Town)

Hon. John Boyd, Canada.

The Right Hon. Lord Brabourne.

Lord Brassey, K.C.B.

The Hon. T. Allnutt Brassey.

Sir J. C. Bray, (late Premier of South Australia).

The Marquess of Breadalbane.

T. Lynn Bristowe, M.P.

Henry Broadhurst, M. P.

H. J. T. Broad wood.

Rev. G. F. Browne (Cambridge)

W. J. Browne (late South Australia).

Oscar Browning (Cambridge).

Professor James Bryce, M.P. (Oxford).

Professor Montague Burrows (Oxford).

Sir T. Fowell Buxton, Bart.

Sidney C. Buxton, M.P.

The Master of Caius College, Cambridge.

The Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon.

G. Downes Carter, M.L.A. (President of the League in
Victoria.)

Lord Castletown of Upper Ossory.

Lord Eustace G. Cecil.

Walter Chamberlain.

A. F. Charrington.

H. B. Christian (Cape).

E. F. Clarke, M.P.P., (Mayor of Toronto) Canada.

Hyde Clarke.

Professor E. C. Clark (Cambridge)

Sir Charles Clifford, Bart, (late New Zealand).

The Hon. C. W. Cochrane-Baillie, M.P.

Arthur Cohen, Q.C.

A. L. Cohen.

G. R. R. Cockburn, M.P. Canada.

Sir John Colo? ?tb, K.C.M.G., M.P.

Admiral Sir John Commerrell, G.C.B.

Sir John Coode, K.C.M.G.

Sir Daniel Cooper, Bart, G.C.M.G. (late N.S. W. )

A. Cameron Corbett, M.P.

John Corbett, M.P.

W. B. Collyns.

W. J. Courthope,

The Right Rev. Frederick Courtney, D.D. (Lord Bishop

of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island) Canada.
James Cropper.

Major-General Sir W. Crossman, K.C.M.G., M.P.
Right Hon. G. Cubitt, M.P.
Sir Donald Currie, K.C.M.G., M.P.
Captain the Hon. A. G. Curzon Howe, R. N.
R. Neale Dalton.
The Rev. Canon Daltoii, C.M.G.
Hon. M. B. Daly (Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia)

Canada.
Prof. G. H. Darwin, F.R.S., (Cambridge)
N. Darnell Davis (British Guiana).
R. Gent Davis, M.P.
Charles Percy Davis (Victoria).
F. Debenham.

Lieut. Col. F. C. Denison, C.M.G., M.P. Canada

Lieut. Col. G. T. Denison, Canada

Baron Dimsdale, M.P.

R. R. Dobell, Canada

Sir John Dorington, Bart., M.P.
T. Douglas.
Sir Henry Doulton.
The Earl of Dunraven, K.P.
Sir Charles Gavan Duffy, K.C.M.G. (late Premier of

Victoria).
Major Geiieral Sir J. B. Edwards, K.C.M.G., C.B.
Rear- Admiral James E. Erskine.
Richard Eve (Aldershot).
C. Washington Eves (West Indies).
Sir William Ewart, Bart. M.P.
Sir William Farrer.

James J. Fellows (Agent-General for New Brunswick ^
Right Hon. Sir J. Fergusson, Bart., M.P.
The Hon. Harold Finch- Hatton (Queensland)
C. Campbell Finlay.
Sir William Fitzherbert, K.C.M.G. (Speaker of the

New Zealand Legislative Council)
R. Munro-Ferguson, M.P.
Sandford Fleming, C.M.G. Canada

The Right Hon. Viscount Folkestone, M.P.
Hon. George E. Forster, Minister of Finance, Canada
Sir William Foster, Bart.
H. O. Arnold- Forster.

Sir William Fox, K.C.M.G. (late Premier New Zealand)
Alderman Sir R. N. Fowler, Bart., M.P.
T. Dixon Galpin.

Sir Alexander Gait, G.C.MG., (late High Commission-
er for Canada. Canada
J. A. Game.

f. T. Agg Gardner, M.P.
Herbert Gardner, M.P.
P. Lyttelton Cell, Oxford.
Sydney Gedge, M.P.
Robert Gillespie.

William Gisborn (late Minister in New Zealand).
The Master of Trinity College, Cambridge
Sir John Gorst, Q.C , M.P.
Sir Julian Goldsmid, Bart., M.P.
George W. Gordon,

Lt.-Gen. Sir Gerald Graham, G.C.M.G., V.C.
G. Graham, late New Zealand.
The Right Rev. the Bishop of Grahamstown
Rev. Principal G. M. Grant, Canada

W. S. Sebright Green
W. G res well

Daniel Gurteen, J. P., Haverhill
F. A. Gwynne, New South Wales

Colonel Sir Casimir Gzowski,K.C.M.G.,A.D.C. Canada
R. G. Haliburton
Lord C. J. Hamilton
Right Hon. Lord G. Hamilton, M.P.
The Right Hon. Viscount Hampden, G.C.B.
F. A. Hankey, M.P.
F. Hardcastle, M.P., Liverpool
Sir George Harris

Admiral The Right Hon. Sir J. C. D. Hav, Bart.
A. Raymond Heath, M.P.

J. Henniker Heaton, M.P., New South Wales
The Right Hon. E. Heneage, M.P.
Mitchell Henry

The Right Hon. Lord Herschell
A. Hickman

The Right Hon. Sir M. Hicks-Beach, Bart., M.P.
Sidney Hill

A. J. Stavely Hill, Q.C., M.P.

Robert T. Hermon-Hodge, M.P.

Sir Arthur Hodgson, K.C.M.G., (late Queensland)

R. Hodgkinson, Newark

Hon. H. Holbrook (late Minister British Columbia;

J. Castell Hopkins, Canada

E. J. Howell

E. W. Howson, Harrow
J. H. C. Hozier, M.P.

The Hon. Egerton Hubbard, M.P.

Professor T. McK. Hughes, Cambridge

Professor G. M. Humphry, Cambridge

Col. P. R. Bines

James Jackson, Colchester

W. L. Jackson, M.P.

W. Culver James, M.D.

Captain Charles Johnstone, R.N.

Hon. S. A.Joseph (M.L.C., N.S.VV.)

John S. Keltie

H. Kimber, M.P.

The Right Hon. Lord Knutsford, G.C.M.G.

F. P. de Labillier (late Victoria)
Colonel Ronald B. Lane, Rifle Brigade
Donald Larnach

General Laurie, M.P. Canada

Commander Law, R.N., Canada

Sir John Trevor Lawrence, Bart., M.P.

William F. Lawrence, M.P.

H. L. W. Lawson, M.P.

Elliott Lees, M.P.

Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bart.

Stanley Leighton, M.P.

Sir Roper Lethbridge, CLE., M.P.

N. E. Lewis, Tasmania

The Right Hon. Viscount Lewishant, M.P.

Rev. J. J. Lias, Cambridge

The Right Rev. the Bishop of Lichfield

J. Stanley Little

Sampson S. Lloyd

G. W. E. Loder, M.P.
G. B. Longstaff

A. H. Loring

General Lowrv, C.B.

Hon. W. Lowther, M.P.

Sir John Lubbock, Bart., M.P.

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J. M. Ludlow, C.B.

Professor J. R. Lumby, Cambridge

Henry Lyman Canada

H. H. Lyman Canada

R. A. Macfie, Edinburgh

Alexander McArthur, M.P. (late New South Wales)

D' Alton McCarthy, M.P., Canada

Thomas Macfarlane, F.R.S.C. Canada

Archibald McGoun, Jun. Canada

R. Douglas McLean, New Zealand

The Right Hon. Sir John Macdonald, G.C.B. (Premier)

Canada
Rev. D. J. Macdonnell, Canada

Rev. C. J. Machin Canada

F. Mackarness (late Cape)
Sir William Mackinnon, Bart., CLE.
Hugh McLennan, Canada

William McMillan, M.P. (New South Wales)
Alexander McNeill, M.P. Canada

Colonel R. T. Maillard

Lieut. -Col. Alex. Man (Gordon Highlanders)
The Right Rev. the Bishop of Manchester
Rev. C. Martyn
H. N. Story.-Maskelyn, M.P.

J. Herbert Mason, Canada

Jehu Mathews, Canada

The Earl of Meath

Hon. J. X. Merriman, M.L.A. (late Minister at the Cape)
Sir F. A. Milner, Bart.
Gisborne Molineux

The Right Hon Viscount Monck, G.C.M.G,
Col. A. MoncriefT, C.B.
S. Montagu M.P.

The Right Hon. G. Osborne Morgan, M.P.
O. V. Morgan, M.P.
S. V. Morgan
Walter V. Morgan
Major W. V. Morgan
J. V. Morgan, Victoria
Wralter Morrison, M.P.
T. B. MOxon, Manchester
C. Frec7iian Murray, Hammersmith Branch
K. B. Murray (Sec. London Chamber of Commerce)
Professor A. S. Napier, Oxford

Hon. Hugh Nelson, Lieut.-Governor of British
Columbia Canada

II.

Lieut. -Col. Francis Newdigate

Sir C. Nicholson, Bart, (late Speaker New South Wales)

P. H. Nind, British Guiana

Wilson Noble, M.P.

The Marquess of Normanby, G.C.B.,, G.C.M.G.

Captain Cecil W. Norton

C. M. Norwood

Colonel Sir Charles Nugent, K.C.B.

His Grace The Most Rev. C O'Brien, Archbishop of
Halifax, Canada

James L. Ohlson, West Indies

Hon. R. Oliver (late Postmaster-General of New Zea-
land)

Sir G. E. Paget, K.C.B. , Cambridge

George R. Parkin, Canada

Col. E. H. Paske

J. C. Payne, Lagos

J. Home Payne, Q.C.

Alfred E. Pease, M.P.

Major-Gen. Sir Lewis Pelly, K.C.B., K.C.S.I.,M.P.

The Right Rev. Bishop Perry (late of Melbourne)

Harold A. Perry

W. Copland Perry

The Right Hon. Sir Lyon Playfair, K.C.B., M.P.

Professor Postgate, Cambridge

Pandeh Ralli

James Rankin, M.P., Hereford

Cyril Ransome

Edward Rawlings

Sir Raw son W. Raw son, K.C.M.G., C.B.

Lieut.-Col. S. W. Ray Canada

Lord Reay, G.C.I.E.

Peter Redpath Canada

John G. Rhodes

The Right Rev. The Bishop of Rochester

Hon. J. Robinson, Natal

Admiral Sir Spencer Robinson, K.C.B.

Reginald N. Rogers, Falmouth

T. B. Royden, M.P., Liverpool

G. W. Rusden, Victoria

Albert O. Rutson

Sir Saul Samuel, K.C.M.G., C.B., (Agent-General for
New South Wales)

Lieut.-Colonel Myles Sandys, M.P.

Professor J. R. Seeley Cambridge

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Sir Thomas Scanlen, K.C.M.G. (late Premier of the

Cape) , N

Hon. John Schultz (Lieut.-Governor of Manitoba)

J Canada

Hon. James Service (late Premier of Victoria;

H. Seton-Karr, M.P., Liverpool

The Master of Sidney College, Cambridge

Col. H. A. Silver, Chislehurst

S. W. Silver

Major-General E. Coysgarne Sim, K.iL.

Sir John Simon

John Sinclair, M.P.

Philip Vernon Smith

Sir Donald A. Smith, K C.M.G. % Canada

Sir Francis V. Smith, (late Chief Justice of Tasmania)

Samuel Smith M.P.

The Right Hon. W. H. Smith, M.P.

D. Stewart Smith

Lieut. G. Mansfield Smith, R.N.

R. Murray Smith, C.M.G. (late Agent-General foi
Victoria)

R. Burden Smith, M.P., Sydney, N.S.W.

Arthur Somerset

W. Garland Soper, J. P., Cape

Hon. R. Southey, C.M.G., Cape

Albert Spicer

William Stewart, Glasgow

Professor G. G. Stokes, Cambridge Canada

Major-General Strange, oa

Lord Stratheden and Campbell

W. Summerheyes, M.D.

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Branch)
Lord Tennyson
The Hon. Hallam Tennyson
Alfred Thomas, M.P.
J. J. Thomas Lagos

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League in Canada,
Silvanus Trevail, Truro ^
Rear- Admiral Sir George ^yon, K.C.B.
Sir Charles Tufter. Bart., G.L.M.G., C.B., (HlK^°™a

missioner for Canada,

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Hon. Charles H. Tupper, Minister of Marine and
Fisheries, Canada

C. L. Tupper, Simla

Alex. Turnbull, West Indies

W. S. Turner, British Guiana

Professor Tyndall

C. J. Valentine

P. Vanderbyl

The Right Hon. Sir Harry Verney, Bait.

C. E. Howard Vincent, C B., M.P.

T. D. Wanless, Victoria

Major-Gen. Sir Charles Warren, G.C.M.G.,K.C.B.

T. W. Warren, New South Wales

-Dr. Herbert Watney

Lieut. -Gen. Sir John Watson, K.C.B.

Hon. J. B. Watt, M.L.C., New South Wales

Colonel John Watts, Bombay Staff Corps

Sir Richard Webster, Q.C., M.P.

Sir F. A. Weld, G.C. M.G., Governor of Singapore

The Rev. J. E. C. Welldon, Headmaster of Harrow

The Earl of Wemyss and March

Professor Westcott, Cambridge

William Westgarth, late Victoria

The Very Rev. Dean of Westminster

Arnold White

E. Whitley, M.P. Liverpool

Z. A. Williams, Lagos

Sir Adam Wilson, K.C.M.G., Canada

Sir Samuel Wilson, M.P., late Member of the Legisla-
tive Council, Victoria

H.F. Wilson

The Earl of Winchilsea

The Very Rev. The Dean of Windsor

Baron H. de Worms, M.P., Liverpool

Major G. de Winton

W. Basil Worsfold, New Zealand

Sir James A. Youl, K.C.M.G., Tasmania

Sir Frederick Yoiaig, K.C.M.G., Vice-President Royal
Colonial Institute.

ESTABLISHMENT OF THE LEAGUE IN CANADA.

The Imperial Federation League in Canada was
formed at a meeting held in Montreal on the 9th May,
1885, which was largely attended by Members of Par-
liament and other leading- men from all parts of the
Dominion, including- a formal deputation from Toronto.

The following resolutions were adopted and form the
basis of the movement in this country: —

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AT THE MEETING AT MON-
TREAL, O/TH MAY. 1885.

i. That this meeting has observed with satisfaction the
increased interest in the outlying" portions of the
Empire displayed by the people of the Mother
Country, and the formation under the auspices of
many distinguished practical statesmen of The
Imperial Federation League.

2. That to the end that the Mother Country and the

Colonies may remain perpetually under a com-
mon sovereignty, a United Empire in its foreign
affairs, with constitutional liberty for every part
as regards internal administration, a re-adjust-
ment of the several constitutional authorities of
the Empire should, as occasion arises, be made
in such manner as to increase the practical
efficiency of Imperial unity.

3. That the resolutions passed at the Conference held

in London, on the 29th July, 1884, and at the
inaugural meeting of the League on the 18th
November, 1884, and notably the following:
That, in order to secure the permanent unity of the

Empire, some form of federation is essential.
That no scheme of federation should interfere with the

existing rights of local parliaments, as regards

local affairs.
That any scheme of federation should combine on an

equitable basis the resources of the Empire for

the maintenance of common interests, and ade-

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qurttely provide for an organized defence of
common rights.

meet with the hearty acceptance of this meeting.

4. That a Canadian Branch of the League be now-

formed, to be called The Imperial Federa-
tion League in Canada, and tha*. the object
of the League m Canada shall be to promote the
discussion of means whereby the permanent
unity of the Empire may be maintained, and its
practical efficiency increased, to further the de-
velopment and interchange of the resources of
its various parts, and to resist any measures
tending to disintegration.

5. That the membership shall be open to any British

subject who accepts the principles of the League,
and pavs a yearly subscription of at least One
Dollar, out of which the necessary fees for affilia-
tion with the League in London shall be paid.

6. That the League shall meet annually in one of the

principal cities of Canada, the place of meeting
for each year to be selected at the preceding
annual meeting.

7. That the business of the League shall be conducted

by a General Committee, to be now appointed,
with power to add to their number; that the
General Committee be instructed to adopt such
means as they may find convenient to promote
the objects of the League, and that they furnish
a report at the next meeting.

8. That the co-operation of men of all political parties

in every part of Canada be sought for the estab-
lishment of blanches, which shall have power to
elect representatives on the General Committee.

TRADE.

The following resolution bearing on the trade-rela-
tions of the Empire was unanimously carried at the
annual general meeting of the League in Canada on the
24th of March, 1888, and forms part of its platform: —

"That the Imperial Federation League in Canada
make it one of the objects of their organization, to advo-
cate a trade policy between Great Britain and her

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Colonies by means of which a discrimination in the
exchange of natural and manufactured products will be
made in favor of one another and against foreign na-
tions, and that our friends in Parliament are hereby
called upon to move in support of the policy of this
resolution at the earliest possible moment-

As a consequence of the active advocacy of closer
trade relations which has for some little time been
carried on in Great Britain by Mr. George Parkin, the
late Lord Carnarvon and others, coupled with the
statement of Lord Salisbury that in his opinion "pre-
ferential duties in favor of the colonies did not mean
protection," and in the labors of the League in Canada,
the progress of these principles has been very great.

The effects of the McKinley Bill has given the move-
ment a marked impetus by showing to the people of the
Mother Country the dangers of hostile foreign fiscal
legislation, and the benefit of an increased trade with
the Colonies.

The recent formation of the "United Empire Trade
League" under the auspices of a large number of pro-
minent gentlemen, will have a marked effect in for-
warding and strengthening the movement in the
United Kingdom, while a hoped for federated Austra-
lia and united South Africa, and the Canadian Domin-
ion are being prepared for the great change which the
League in Canada has set out to advocate.

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PRESENT OFFICERS

OF THE

IMPERIAL FEDERATION LEAGUE IN CANADA.

PRESIDENT:

Sir Leonard Tilley, K.CJ.M.G., C.B.

(Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.)

vice-presidents:

D' Alton McCarthy, Q.C., M. P.,) n •
Alex. McNeill, M.P. juntano.

Sir Donald A. Smith, K.C.M.G., Quebec.

R. C. Weldon, M.P., KT u • ,

u^^t ta„xt t^™ c ^ ^ New b runs wick.
Hon. John Boyd, Senator, J

His Grace Archbishop O'Brien, \

Hon. M. B. Daly, Lieut. -Governor, VNova Scotia.

Sir Adams Archibald, K.C.M.G. J

Hon. John Schultz (Lieut. -Governor) Manitoba.

Hon. Hugh Nelson, (Lieutenant-Governor) British
Columbia.

Hon. J. S. Carvell, (Lieutenant-Governor) Prince
Edward Island.

HON. TREASURER,

H. H. Lyman, 384 St. Paul Street, Montreal.

HON. SECRETARY,

R. CASIMIR Dickson, 15 Wilcox Street, Toronto.
council:

( The italics indicate the Executive Cow/z/ittee.)
Hon. G. W. Allan, Speaker of the Senate (Toronto).
Benjamin Allen, ex- M.P. (Owen Sound Ont.)

D. A. Ansell, (Montreal).
John S. Archibald (Montreal).

E. Crow Baker, (Victoria, B. C.)
James Bain, sr., (Toronto).
Edmund Barnard, Q.C. (Montreal).
W. N. Barnhart (Toronto;

John H. Barron, M.P. (North Victoria, Ont.)
W. George Beers (Montreal).
Henry J. Bird (Bracebridge).
George T. Blackstock, Q.C, (Toronto).
J. G. Bourinot, C.M.G., (Clerk of the House of Com-
mons, Ottawa).

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J. H. Bowes (Toronto).

Adam Brown (Hamilton, Ont).

John Bryson (Pontiac, Que.)

Charles H. Cahan (Halifax).

Alexander Campbell (St. Thomas, Ont.)

C. J. Campbell, Assistant Receiver-General (Toronto)

Hector Cameron, B.C., Toronto

F. M. Carpenter, M. P., S. Wentworth, Ont.
George E. Casey, M.P., W. Elgin

John Catto, Toronto
W. W. L. Chipman, Montreal
Donald Chisholm, New Mestminster, B. C.
E. F. Clarke, M.L.A., Mayor of Toronto
J. M. Clark. Toronto
E. Cochrane, M. P., Brighton

G. R. R. Cockbur?t, M.P., Toronto
W. F. Cockshutt, Brantford

Right Rev. Frederick Courtney, D.D., Lord Bishop of

Nova Scotia and P.E.I.
Adam R. Creelman, Q.C., Toronto
Thos. Mayne Daly, M.P., Selkirk, Man.
N. F. Davin, M.P., W. Assiniboine, N.W.T.
D. W. Davis, M.P., Alberta, N.W.T.
Lieut.-Col. Dawson, Toronto
Lieut-Col. F. C. Denison, C.M.G., M.P., Toronto
Lieut.-Col. G. T. Denison, Toronto
Mr. Justice Dodd, Sydnev, N. S.
R. R. Dobell, Quebec

C. O. Ermatinger, Q.C., St. Thomas, Ont.
Hon. Donald Ferguson, Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Sandford Fleming, C.M.G., Ottawa

Hon. Geo. E. Foster, M.P., Minister of Finance, Ottawa

J. Newton Freeman, M.P., Queen's Co., N.S.

Rev. W. Galbraith, L.L.B., Toronto

J. A. Gemmill, Ottawa

Joseph Gibson, Ingersoll

M. A. Gilbert, St. Thomas

Lieut.-Col. Gilkison, Brantford

D. W. Gordon, M.P., Vancouver, B.C.
Hon. J. R. Gowan. Senator, Barrie, Ont.

George M. Grant, L.L.I)., Principal of Queen's Un

versity, Kingston, Ont.
R. R. Grindley

Edouard Guilbault, Joliette, Que.
John Gray, Coldwater, Ont.

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Rev. John Gray, D.D., Orillia, Ont.
George Hague, Merchants Bank, Montreal
G. H. Hale, Orillia, Ont.
R. N. Hall, Sherbrooke, Que.
John D. Hay, Toronto
F. W. Henshaw, Montreal

Thomas Hodgins, Q.C., Master-in-Ordinary, Toronto
F. H. Holgate, Toronto
J. Caste/ I Hopkins, Toronto
James L. Hughes, Toronto
Major S. Hughes, Lindsay, Ont.
J. T. fenkins, ex-M.P., Charlottetown, P.E,I.
Alexander Johnson, L.L.D., McGill University,

Montreal
Rev. L. H. Jordan, Montreal
Thomas E. Kenny, M.P., Halifax.
Hon. George A. Kirkpatrick, M.P., Kingston, Ont.
Hugo Kranz, ex-M.P., Berlin, Ont.
General Laurie, M.P., Shelburne, N.S.
Co7nma7ider Fred. C. Law, Toronto
John Lewis, Montreal
J. H. Long, M.A.
Rev. D. V. Lucas, Montreal
Henry Ly?na?i, Montreal
Hon. Lachlan McCallum, Stromnsss, Ont.
Hon James McDonald, Chief Justice of Nova Scotia,

Halifax
John A. McDonald, M.P., Victoria, N.S.
Alexander McKay, M.P., Hamilton, Ont.
Robert McKay, St. Thomas, Ont.
R. \V. McLachlan, Montreal
J. A. McLean, xM.D., Orillia, Ont.
Hugh McLennan, Montreal

A. C. MacDonald, M.P., Montagu Bridge, P.E.I.
Rev. D. J. Macdonell, Toronto
John Macdougald, M.P., Pictou, N.S.
D. H. Macdowall, M.P.,Prince Albert, N.W.T.
Hon. A. Macfarlane, Senator, Wallace, N.S.
Thomas Mac far lane, F.R.S.C, Ottawa
Hon. Donald Machines, Hamilton, Ont.
Dr. T. M. Maclntyre, Brantford, Ont.
D. MacKeen. M.P., Cape Breton, N.S.
A. MacKenzie, Sprucedale, Ont.
Rev. C. J. Machin, Port Arthur
Frank Madill, M.P., N. Ontario, Ont.

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J. Herbert Mason, Toronto.

James Masson, Q.C., M.P., N. Grey, Ont.

Jehu Mathews, Toronto

W. H. Merriit, Toronto

C. J. Miller, Oriliia, Ont.

John B. Mills, M.P., Annapolis, N.S.

W. H. Montague, M.P., M.D., Haldiman, Ont.

Hon. Hugh Nelson, Lieut. -Governor British Columbia

His Grace the Most Rev. C. O'Brien, Archbishop of

Halifax
L. R. O'Brien, Toronto

Lieut.-Col. W. E. O'Brien, M.P., Muskoka, Ont.
Dr. G. T. Oiton, ex-M.P., Hanover, Ont.
J. Kerr Osborne, Bra'ntford, Ont.
G. R. Parkin, M.A.
fames C. Patterson
Hon. W. D. Perley
Rev. John Potts, D.D., Toronto
James Quinn, Orilha, Ont.
Lieut.-Col. S. W. Ray, Port Arthur
Hon. James Reid, Senator, Cariboo, B.C.
Christopher Robinson, Q.C., Toronto
Jabel Robinson, St. Thomas, Ont.
Hon. J. B. Robinson, ex- Lieut. -Governor of Ontario,

Toronto
Andrew Robertson, Montreal
A. W. Ross, M.P., Lisgar, Man.

W. B. S earth, Winnipeg, Man.

R. F. Scott, Toronto

Noah Shakespeare, Victoria, B.C.

IV. C. Silver, Halifax, N.S.
J. W. Slaven, Oriliia, Ont.

Thomas R. Skippen, Toronto

C. N. Skinner, M.P., St. John, N.B.
Joh?t T. Small, Toronto

William Smith, M.P., S. Ontario, Ont.

J. Murray Smith, Montreal.

R. C. Smith, Montreal

R. W. Smith, Ingersoll, Ont.

John F. Stairs, M.P., Halifax

Walter Stark, Toronto

C. Lett Stephens, Oriliia, Ont.

James Stevenson, M. P., Peterboro, Ont.

Rev. Herbert Symonds, Toronto

Major-General Strange, Gleichen, N.W.T.

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F. Wolferstan Thomas, Montreal

David Tisdale, M.P., S. Norfolk, Ont.

Charles J. Townsend, ex-M.P., Amherst, N.S.

Sir Charles Tupper, G.C.M.G., C.B. (High Commis-
sioner for Canada)

Hon. Charles H. Tupper, Minister of Marine and
Fisheries, Ottawa

Lieut.-Col. R. Tyrwhitt, M.P., S. Simcoe, Ont.

N. Clarke Wallace, M.P., W. York, Ont.

M. Walsh, Ingersoll

H. A. Ward

Professor R. C. Weldon, M.P., Aibert, N.B.

John White, ex-M.P., Roslyn, Ont.

John F. Wood, M.P., Brockville, Ont.

Josiah Wood, M.P., Westmoreland, N.B.

H. J. Wickham, Toronto

D. R. Wilkie, Toronto

Sir Adam Wilson, K.C.M.G., late President of the
High Court of Justice for Ontario, Toronto

John A. Wot r ell) Q.C., Toronto

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE OF THE LEAGUE
IN CANADA0

Lieut.-Col. George T. Denison, Chairman.

John Gray, Cold water

M. Walsh, Ingersoll

S. Hughes, Lindsav

John A. Worrell, Q. C Toronto

John T. Small

F. H. Holgate

J. L. Hughes

A. R. Creelman, Q.C

E. E. Sheppard

J. M. Clark

R. Casimir Dickson

H. J. Wickham

T. E. Moberley

Commander F. C. Law. "

J. Castell Hopkins,. Hon. Secretary

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ESTABLISHMENT OF THE TORONTO BRANCH,

The Toronto Branch was inaugurated at a meeting
held in Shaftesbury Hall in December, 1887. Mr.
D' Alton McCarthy, Q.C., M.P., President of the League
in Canada, occupied the chair, when the following reso-
lutions, moved by Mr. George Cockburn, M.P., and
seconded by Mr. J. M. Clark, late President of the
Young Men's Liberal Association, were adopted; (being
identical with those passed at the Jormation of the
League in Canada, in May, 1885:)

1. That this meeting has observed with satisfaction the

increased interest in the outlying portions of the
Empire displayed by the people of the Mother
Country, and the formation under the auspices of
many distinguished practical statesmen of The
Imperial Federation League.

2. That to the end that the Mother Country and the

Colonies may remain perpetually under a com-
mon sovereignty, a United Empire in its foreign
affairs, with constitutional liberty for every part
as regards internal administration, a re-adjust-
ment of the several constitutional authorities of
the Empire should, as occasion arises, be made
in such manner as to increase the practical
efficiency of Imperial unity.

3. That the resolutions passed at the Conference held

in London, on the 29th July, 1884, and at the
inaugural meeting of the League on the 18th
November, 1884, and notably the following,
meet with the hearty acceptance of this meeting:
That, in order to secure the permanent unity of the

Empire, some form of federation is essential.
That no scheme of federation should interfere with the
existing rights of local parliaments, as regards
local affairs.
That any scheme of federation should combine on an
equitable basis the resources of the Empire for
the maintenance of common interests, and ade-
quately provide for an organized defence of
common rights.

4. That a Branch of the Imperial Federation League

in Canada be now formed in Toronto, and
tha*. its object shall be to promote the

discussion of means whereby the permanent
unity of the Empire may be maintained, and its
practical efficiency increased, to further the de-
velopment and interchange of the resources of
its various parts, and to resist any measures
tending to disintegration.
5. That the membership shall be open to any British
subject who accepts the principles of the League,

CO-OPERATION OF WOMEN IN WORK OF THE
TORONTO BRANCH.

At a largely attended meeting of the Committee of
ihe Toronto Branch on March 25th, 1889, the following
resolution was passed unanimously \ "That in the opin-
ion of the Committee of the Toronto Branch of the
Imperial Federation League, the time has arrived when
it is in the best interests of the League to invite the co-
operation of women as active members of the organiza-
tion." This resolution has since been endorsed by the
President and Vice-Piesident of the League in Canada.

You are therefore earnestly requested to enlighten
women of all classes on the object in view, and to in-
duce them to engage actively in the work of procuring
members of both sexes to join, the men being at their
business all day, have very little time to devote to this
very important work. Already we have nearly 100
women as members of the Branch.

FEES.
Membership of a Branch of the League, per

annum, $0.25

This sum is not sufficient to carry on the business of
a Branch, but has been placed at this low figure by the
Council of the League, so as to be within the reach of
everybody. Those having the interest of the League
at heart should subscribe something more than this
small sum. It has been estimated that 60 cents, instead
of 25 cents, annually, from each member, would be suffi-
cient to cover all but unlooked for expenses; but as
many members could not reasonably be asked to con-
tribute more than the minimum sum, it is evident that
those who are able, should contribute more freely.

For Registration at the Head Office in Canada

per annum, $0.25

Although those joining a Branch of the League need

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only subscribe to that Branch, still there are expenses
at the Head Office which have to be met, and as the
Head Office is distinct from all Branches, and has no
membership, these expenses have to be defrayed by a
yearly contribution from all members of the League.
The outlays are for postage and stationery, receipt
books for Branches, and for printing literature for dis-
tribution to the Branches on the order of the Council of
the League. All orders for the journal of the League
pass through the Treasurer at the Head Office.
For Registration at Head Office in England,
30 Charles Street, Berkeley Square, Lon-
don, per annum, $0.25

This is the Head Office of the whole League, and
practically the same remarks apply to payments to this
office as to the Head Office in Canada.
For 'Imperial Federation," the Monthly Jour-
nal of the League, per annum, $0.50

As the Journal is printed in England, members or-
dering it, will have to wait about four weeks before re-
ceiving the first number after paying their subscription.
This Journal gives information as to the doings and
progress of the League and its interests all the world
over, and is very full of Canadian matter — no member
should be without it.

For all the publications of the League in Eng-
land and Canada, per annum (including
registration fees to al! offices and Journal) $5.00

This consists at present of the following ; but varies ac-
cording as new pamphlets are published, or old ones become
out of print.

Constitution, Rules, &c. of the Imperial Federation
League in Canada:

Lord Roseberry's Edinburgh Speech.

Some Aspects of Imperial Federation— Granville C.
Cuningham.

Canada and Australia— J. Castell Hopkins.

Advantages of Imperial Federation. The Case for
Canada Nos. 1 and 2 — The Rev. Principal Grant.

A Federal Parliament of the British People — Archi-
bald McGoun, Jr.' '

Colonel George Denison's Speech at Guelph.

As well as of other pamphlets published in the United
Kingdom, which vary from time to time.

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Summary: — 25 cents per annum admits you a member
of a Branch, another 25 cents registers you at the
Head Office in Canada, another 25 cents regis-
ters you at the Head Office in England, and 50
cents more entitles you to the monthly Journal
of the League. Total, $1.25 or $5.00 per annum
entitles you to all the foregoing added to all the
publications of the League in England and
Canada.

The following publications may also be had at the
Office of the League, 30 Charles street, Berkeley
Square, London.

Titles of Publications relating to the British Colon-
ies, their Government, &c., in connection with
Imperial Policy. Compiled by James R. Boose. Un-
der 2 oz., 6d.

Speeches by the Earl of Roseberry, President cf the
Imperial Federation League, at Leeds, Oct., 1888 • and at
Edinburgh, Oct. 31st, 1888. Revised and reprinted from
"Imperial Federation." Price 2d. each.

Full Report of the Speeches at the Mansion House
Meeting, November 15, 1889. Under 2 oz. , 2d.

Report of the Conference on Imperial Federation

held July 29th, 1884. Price 6d. Weight 8 oz.; on thin
paper for transmission abroad, 3 oz.

Our Colonial Expansion : Extracts from Cl The Ex-
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is. Under 5 oz.

Imperial Federation— By the Marquis of Lome. Price
is. Under 10 oz.

Our Colonies and India: How We Got Them, and
Why We Keep Them — By Cyril Ransome, M.A., Oxon.
Under 6 oz. is.

Imperial Federation of Great Britain and her
Colonies — By Sir Frederick Young, K.C.M.G. Under
24 oz. Price 6s.

A Synopsis of the Tariffs and Trade of the British

Empire— Prepared by Sir Rawson W. Rawson, K.C.M.G
OB. Price 2s. 6d. Under 12 oz.

Three Great Federations : Australasian, National, and
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Australian Arguments — By H. D'Esterre Taylor
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Our Commercial Barometer for the year 1890. Re-

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England and her Colonies — Five Prize Essays on Im-
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The Latest Phase of Imperial Federation— By Prin-
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The Commercial and Political Confederation of
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The following Leaflets are supplied gratis :— "Objects of the Im-
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Charter of National Unity " ; "Lord Roseberry on the Imperial
Conference;" "Distribution of the Trade of the United King-
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"The Canadian Loyal Address to the Queen " ; and "The Meaning
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RULES

RULES FOR THE TORONTO BRANCH OF THE IM-
PERIAL Federation League in Canada.

i. The conditions of membership and of fees and
subscriptions shall be in accordance with the General
Rules of the League in Canada.

2. All fees and subscriptions from members joining
the Branch in the first half of the year shall be due and
payable in future years on the ist day of January ;
those of members joining in the second half of the year
shall be due and payable on the first day of July.

3. The officers of this Branch shall consist of a
President, First Vice-President, a Secretary -Treasurer,
and a committee of Twenty Members.

4. An Assistant Secretary-Treasurer may be elect-
ed at the Annual Meeting or appointed at any time
during the year by the Committee if deemed advisable.

5. The Officers of the Branch shall be Ex-Officio
Members of the Committee and five members of such
committee shall form a quorum.

6. The Committee shall have full authority over the
affairs of the Branch, and shall meet when convened
by the President, Secretary-Treasurer or by any two of
its members.

7. The Secretary-Treasurer shall collect and re-
ceive all fees, subscriptions and other monies due to
the Branch and make such payments as the Commit-
tee shall authorize.

He shall carry on all the correspondence of the
Branch and transact all its business.

He shall have no authority to act except under in-
structions from the Committte and shall observe the
instructions for the guidance of Secretaries of Branches
set forth in pages 12 and 13 of Rules for Branches
issued by the League in Canada.

He may delegate to the Assistant Secretary-Treas-
urer if appoined, the performance of all or any of his
duties.

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8. The Officers and Committee shall be elected
annually at the Annual General Meeting of the Branch,
which shall be held in the month of January of each
year or at such other time as the Committee may
appoint.

9. A statement of accounts made up to the pre-
ceeding 31st day of December and audited in such
manner as the Committee may direct, shall be present-
ed to the Annual General Meeting by the Secretary-
Treasurer.

10. A Special General Meeting may be called at
any time by the President or by the Committee.

11. At all General Meetings whether Special or
Annual, ten members shall form a quorum and no
business shall be brought forward of which seven days'
notice has not been mailed to every member of the
Branch.

12. A report of the proceedings and progress of the
Branch approved at its annual general meeting shall
be forwarded by the Secietary-Treasurei to one of the
Secretaries of the League in Canada within seven days
after that meeting.

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OFFICERS

OF THE

Toronto Branch,

president:

J. Herbert Mason, President Canada Permanent

Vice-presidents:

G. R. R. Cockburn, M.P., 34 Toronto St.

J. M. Clark, Barrister, 27 Wellington St. E.

Lieut.-Col. George T. Den i son, Police Magistrate,
Heydon Villa.

Dr. Larratt Smith, Q.C., 25 Toronto St.

Charles J. Campbell, Asst. Receiver-General, 10
Toronto St.

COMMITTEE:

R. Casimir Dickson, 15 Wilcox St.

John T. Small, Barrister, 24 Adelaide St. E.

Lieut.-Col. F. C. Denison. C.M.G., M.P., 15 Toronto St.

E. F. Clarke, Mayor of Toronto, M.L.A., City Hall.
D. R. W'ilkie, Man. Imperial Bank, 34 Wellington St. E
John A. Worrell, Q.C., 18 King St. W7.

F. H. Holgate, Chemist, 43 King St. W.
Adam R. Creelman, Q.C., 23 Toronto St.
Henry J. Wickham, Barrister, 40 King St. W.
J. Castell Hopkins, Journalist, 27 Elm St.
Robert Cuthbert, Jeweller, 9 King St. W.
Elmes Henderson, Barrister, 24 Adelaide St. E.
James P. Murray, Merchant, W. A. Murray & Co.
W. Hamilton Merritt, Mining Engineer 15 Toronto St
Jehu Mathews, Journalist, Mail Building.
John I. Davidson, Pres. Board of Trade, 36 Yonge St.
George, Moir, Contractor, 22 Sheppard St.
A. H. Frazer Lefroy, Barrister, 63 Yonge St.
Granville C. Cuningham, Civil Engineer, City Hall
Geo. Vair, Pres. Toronto Elect. District Agricultural

Society, Chestnut Park, Yonge St.

Hon. Sec.-Treas.
Commander F. C. Law, R. N , 9 King street, WT.

OFFICE, 9 KING STREET, W.

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IMPERIAL FEDERATION LEAGUE.

TeR0NTO_BRANeH.

List of Members, April, 1891.

Arbury, John 9 Toronto St.

Atkinson, William P 9 Toronto St.

Adlard, Sidney 7 Wickson Ave

Allan, Hon. G. W 40 Sherbourne St.

Allen, Capt. Charles W 1123 Yonge St

Allum, T. C

Arnott, William Cor Albert & Terauley Sts

Ashlee, William 1 16 Augusta Ave

Adams, William 119 Bleeker St

Adair, David 12 Bellevue Ave

Anderson, J. C, c/o Mrs. Anderson, Davenport Road

Anderson, James Box 95, Guelph

Allen, Miss Edith Bowmanville

Alger, Mrs. W. N New Fort Barracks

Alger, Lieut. -Col. W. N New Fort Barracks

Abbott, J. Graham Trinity College

Argles, Reginald F 266 Sherbourne St

Allan, Mrs. George W Moss Park

Armstrong, J. E 159 University St

Aylesworth, M. B 132 Yorkville Ave

Acheson, Rev. Stuart 48 Bleeker St

Adams, H. P Georgetown, Ont

Bain, James sr 39 King St E

Boyd, A. J Ottawa

Billing, W. H 56 Agnes St

Bell, J

Bell, William 159 Dundas St

BickerstarT, Thomas 64 Sullivan St

Boswell, H. J 71 Lakeview Ave

Boddy, Rev. C. W. E Trinity College

Behan, George B United States

Barwick, F. D 2 Toronto St

Boulton, C. R 11 Grange Road

Baldwin, Dr. James B 46 Avenue Road

Boulton, Melfort , 4 Wilcox St

Blain, David 232 Jarvis St

Bowes, J. H Parry Sound

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Bruce, Alexander McL

Brockman, John i St. Patrick St

Ball, W. H 146 Victoria St

Brown, John 95 King St E

Blackmore, James L 32 Gerrard St W

Blackmore, Arthur 32 Gerrard St W

Berwick, John 139 King St W

Beattv, Robert 61 King St E

Buchan, Ewing Bank of Hamilton, King St W

Briggs, William 9 Maitland St

Banks, Greenow 2 Toronto St

Boulton, A. C. F Manning Arcade

Brooke, Capt. G. F. C 264 Jarvis St

Boddy, James 540 Spadina Ave

Bethune, Robert H 184 College St

Blackstock. George Tate Q.C., C.P.R. Office King St W

Bridgewater, Capt. T. O Bowmanville

Butterfield, Joseph Bank of Hamihon, Milton

Bailey, J. T 69 Yonge St

Bailey, M 49 Homewood Ave

Blatchley, W. D 477 Ontario St

Boulton, G. D Imperial Bank

Bain, Donald 53 Maitland St

Browning, T. W Cor Bay St

Burton, Miss L. G England

Burton, Miss Sophia. . . .Oak Lodge, Wellington St W

Biggar, C. R. W., Q.C 249 Simcoe St

Bell, Allan Bloor St, W. of Euclid Ave

Burroughs, W. J 315 Queen St W

Boswell, Mrs. Arthur 28 John St

Bird, G. B Halifax, England

Bonsfield, R. W. Gambier 525 Jarvis St

Burns, Cap';. Arthur 36 Wellington St E

Beddome, William C York Chambers

Beattie, Thomas London, Ont

Boulton, Mrs. Melfort .4 Wilcox St

Buckner, R. E. H 20 Russell St

Binney, Thomas P.O. Department, Adelaide St E

Burnett, Alexander 221 Yonge St

Berthon, G. A : ^2 Earl St

Bacon, E 145 Richmond St W

Bond, Esson 97 Parliament St

Banks, A. F 1 Wellington St E

Bennet, Capt 19 Front St E

Bell-Smith, Frederick M 16 Rose Ave

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Bewley, Serg. W. J., R.G 21 Nelson St

Branchaud, A. L Bank of Montreal

Boulton, H. B Bank of Montreal

Bogg, W. A Bank of Montreal

Brock, W. R 78 Bond St

Baines, W. T 192 Simcoe St

Baines, Mrs. W. T. 192 Simcoe St

Bankes, Mrs. Meyri.ck Chestnut Park, Yonge St

Brodie, James L 469 Sherbourne St

Brouse, W. H 15 Grange Ave

Beardmore, Gecrge W 39 Front St E

Boulton, H. E W. R. Brock & Co

Boyd, Alfred 1 Wellington St E

Barwick, Walter .302 Jarvis St

Barber, J. S 13 Grenville St

Billing, Mrs. E. E 477 Gerrard St E

Boulter, John H 1 1 1 Bloor St W

Buck, Robert A., B. A 208 Dunn Ave

Bonnell, Walter C 34 Yonge St

Baillie, William 91 Walton St

Brown, George 86 Gerrard St W

Burgess, John. 199 Church St

Bethune, Emily E 184 College St

Butcher, John 300 Queen St W

Burt, Albert John 460 Parliament St

Brown, Joseph Yorke .' 23 Adelaide St E

Browning, Mrs. A. B 177 Carlton St

Beaumont, J Glenwilliams, Ont

Clark, J. M 27 Wellington St W

Cobb, C. F 276 Spadina Ave

Cockburn, G. R. R. , M.P 619 Sherbonrne St

Christian, Thomas Cor. Durham & Dufferin Sts

Creighton, James J 42 Bismark Ave

Claxton, Thomas 197 Yonge St

Collins, II. A 90 Yonge St

Clarke, E. F., M.L.A., Mayor 10 Harbord St

Campbell, C. J., Asst. Rec.-Gen 91 Breadalbane St

Cameron, Hector Q C . .2 Queen's Park

Crane, James *. . . 19 Oxford St

Coombes, Henry William 279 Carlton St

Collins, J. R 165 College St

Catto, John 59 King St E

Crawford, D. H Baltimore Club, Baltimore

Curry, S. G Mail Building

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Cuthbert, Robert 9 King St W

Clarke, H. E., M.L.A 105 King St W

Cowan, John W 205 St. George St

Cameron, Rev. D. B

Crean, John F 85 King St W

Creelman, A. R., Q.C 40 St. Vincent St

Creighton, David 85 Wilcox St

Cooke, George 251 Spadina Ave

Chalk ley, Richard 279 Bathurst St

Crombie, Marcellus 18 King St W

Coleman, R. H Canada Co. King St E

Cuninijham, Granville C 430 Spadina Ave

Cuthbert, A. R 9 King St W

Chad wick, E. M Bank of Toronto Building

Cockin, H. K 60 St. James Ave

Clarkson, Mrs. B. R. . . 121 Beverley St

Cattanach, Mrs. A. ] 74 St. George St

Cuningham, Mrs. Granville C .430 Spadina Ave

Creelman, Mrs. Adam R 40 St. Vincent St

Chewett, Mrs. A. C 123 Beverley St

Chewett, A. C 123 Beverley St

Cai ter, W. H 235 Jameison Ave

Crammond, George 26 Reid St

Clarkson, A. M 76 Church St

Clarkson, B. R Box 881, Duluth, Minn

Cumberland, David Bank of British N. A., London

Castle, E. J 98 Cumberland St

Cox, A. J Hamilton, Bermuda

Cox, J.F 6 Denison Square

Caldwell, T. J 368 Berkeley St

Cowan, John Oshawa

Crewe, Hugh S 16 Wilcox St

Cassells, G. C Bank of Montreal

Clements, William Milton

Cosby, A. M Maplehyrn, College St

Cockshutt, Charles 462 Sherbourne St

Cowan, W. F Oshawa

Cooper, James 582 Sherbourne St

Cassels, Walter G. P., Q.C 70 Grosvenor St

Carey, Frank W 9% Adelaide St E

Cochrane, John M 20 Biookfield St

CannifT, Dr 15 Peter St

Churchill, E. F 142 Northcote

Coleridge, James 129 George St

Castle, J arratt 98 Cumberland St

Cuthbert, R. H , 19 St. Andrew St

Cumberland, Miss Florence 8 University St

Cole, Richard 14 Queen St W

Cole, Mrs. Christiana S 14 Queen St W

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Caswell, Rev. Robert C 66 Winchester St

Cavers, Charles W 102 Shiiter Sf

Cole, George, 165 Cumberland St

Crewe, Henry Stewart 16 Wilcox St

Couen, Charles Cor. Parliament & Carlton

Denison, Lieut. -Col. F. C, C.M.G., M.P 15 Toronto St

Dickson, R. Casimir, G.G.B.G 15 Wilcox St

Denison, Capt. Septimus \. ,. . D. Sch. Inf. London

Denison, Capt. Clarence A., G.G.B.G Standard Bank

Douglas, G. H Chatham, Ont

Deacon, G. P 366 Church St

Dunn, Major Orlando, G.G.B.G 262 Bloor St W

Dawson, Lieut. -Col. George D., E..G 36 College St

Davidson, Capt. John S., R.G . 36 Vonge St

Davidson, R. Ferrar. .'.'...' 20 Adelaide St E

Denison, Lieut. Col. George T., G.G.B.G .... Heydon' Villa

Donaldson, Lieut. -Col. John A 53 wStrachan Ave

Dickson, Walter A Gait, Ont

Devvall, E. H. jr Balmoral House, Victoria St

Davis, R. R 200 Seaton St

Darling, Walter Dominion Bank

Dale, William 91 King St E

Dack, J 73 King St W

Davidson, William Govt House

Dean, R. W . . .... 28 Toronto St

Dickinson, Joseph Imperial Bank Building

Davis, John Imperial Bank

Duff, Donald W 43 Front St E

Defoe, Daniel M 39 King St W

Doust, Joseph 58 Adelaide St E

Dixon, Francis Joseph 83 Carlton St

Davies, Thomas Don Brewery

Dinis, Richard 271 Simcoe St

Drayton, Capt. P. H 9 Toronto St

Darling, Miss 23 Grange Ave

Denison, Mrs. F. C . . Rusholme Road

Dunsford, W. H. Canadian Bank of Commerce

Dudgeon, John 63 Bay St

Darling, Andrew 63 Bay St

Denison, Mrs. John Alverstoke, England

Denison, Miss C. B Rusholme, Dundas St

Dickson, Capt. Robert G Gait, Ont

Denison, Mrs: George T Heydon Villa

Deedes, Edmund Simcoe, Ont

Dupont, Mrs. Charles Victoria, B. C

Dupont, Miss 196 John St

Denison, George T. jr Heydon Villa

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Denton, Arthur R 50 Lakeview Ave

Drummond, (Charles S . . . 20 Grosvenor St

Delamere, Major J. M., Q.O.R., . : Leg. Ass. P.O

Dohle, A. R . . . . Bank of Montreal

Delamere, Thomas D. , Q. C 290 Simcoe St

Darling, Frank ".'."." . . . . 23 Grange Ave

Dick, Walter P 19 Breadalbane St

Dal ton, R. W. G V 317 Brunswick Ave

Dame, Dr. Alexander A 592 Spadiha Ave

Durand. VV. H ..:.:....... 390 Crawford St

Dunn, Francis . . . .* 9 Mutual St

Denison, Mrs. Clarence. .............. 125 Rusholme Road

Dennistown, Miss Lily. 129 Beverley St

Donaldson, Miss. . . 174 Dundas St

Eliot, Capt. G. Percival, R.G., Asst. Rec.-Gen. Office

Ellis, H. H . Elm Ave cor Bridge St

Ellis', Dr. W. H 74 St. Albans St

English, R 480 Yonge St

Ellingsworth, Charles .70 Adelaide St E

Ellingsvvorth, William ... 70 Adelaide St E

Eddis, j. Hooper. .. . Imperial Bank

Eddis, Francis 61 Adelaide St E

Ellis, Frank A . . S. E. cor Yonge & King

Ellis, J as. Edwin . . . S. E. cor Yonge & King

English, E. Taylor J . .21 Sultan Road

Edington, Albert. . . . . . 90 Mutual St

Ewart, f ., R. G . 15 Amelia St

Elliott, T. W Milton

Esling, Z y. ....... 44 Winchester St

Evans, Kelly Toronto Club

Evans, T. W 320 Adelaide St W

Evans, George T .......: 590 Spadina Ave

East, Mathew Henry 23 Scott St

Ferguson, Joseph H., Q.C ... 15 Toronto St

FVaser, Robert L . . 256 Church St

Fox, Reginald H . : 102 McCaul St

Fawcett, John 1 12 Berkeley St

Farris, J . A . 74 Birch Ave

Falkner, David St. Mary's, Ont

Fawcett, E 217 Queen St E

Fane, T 33 Adelaide St W

Fleming, F. A 15 Toronto St

Fraser, Alexander. 55 Baldwin St

Fitzgerald, Gernld .7 2 St. Joseph St

Freeman, Miss Alice 91 Wilcox St

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Fitzgibbon, Mrs 174 Beverley St

Frith, Gilbert R 563 Sherbourne St

Freeman, R 227 Richmond St W

Foster, T. G 16 Colborne St

Foster, Mrs. E. H Erlescourt, Davenport

French, John McLean 303 Sherbourne St

Forman, John D 196 jackson St W., Hamilton

Falconer* R. H 375 Church St

Foley, Frederick F 250 Yonge St

Ferguson, Miss Elise 4 Grange Ave

Fahey, William 34 Toronto St

Fisher, James 39 St. Clarence Ave

Fleming, C 244 College St

Falls, Fred. William Western Assurance Co

Guerney, F. W care F. W. Maxwell & Co., Paris

Gzowski, Col. Sir C. S The Hall, Bathurst St

Garbutt, W 123 Bathutst St

Gloss, Thomas United States

Gwynne, W. D 18 King St vV

Gamble, Harry D Toronto Club

Gibson, Capt. A. Cecil York Chambers

Gooch, R. N 300 Adelaide St W

Goldstein, William 115 King St W

Gardner, G. M 2 Toronto St

Gibb, lames I Wellington St E

Griffith, E. L 18 Isabella St

Graydon, Edward Chestnut Park

Gait, Alexander C 41 Wellesley St

Guerin, John 241 Richmond St Wr

Griei, A. Munroe C.P.R. Offices

Grant, Mrs. W. Forsyth 35 Augusta Ave

Galbraith, Rev. William 124 Shaw St

Grassett, Arthur W cor Bay & Wellington Sts

Graveley, W. B Almonte

Gates, H. Gordon .... Almonte

Goldingham, Percy 102 McCaul St

Grassett, Mrs. Arthur 221 Simcoe St

Gibb, Mrs. James I Wellington St E

Gibbs, H. J 239 Simcoe St

Gooderham, George Trinity St

Gray, Lieut. -Col. John 36 Spencer Ave

Graham. Dr. James E 70 Gerrard St E

Gooderham, Alfred L 433 Sherbourne St

Grant, Caj t. W. Forsyth 35 Augusta Ave

Gooderham, Henry 160 Wellesley St

Gooderham, Mrs. Henry 160 Welleslev St

Grelg, Miss Lily 17 Queens Park

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Gilts, William 107 Church St

Goodhall, J 84 Front St E

Gooch, Fred H 26 Wellington St E

Gander. G. M 237 Ossington Ave

Gray, Edward 6 Anderson St

Grote, George W 15 Toronto St

Greer., Miss 229 College St

Green, Miss E 229 College St

Geddes, S. R 34 Baldwin St

Hutchinson, Frederick T 140 Simcoe St

Hutchinson, Thomas 140 Simcoe St

Howard, Capt. D. McL. . . 51 Adelaide St E

Holgate, Frank H 257 Simcoe St

Holgate, John 363 Huron St

Hay, Capt. J. D 36 Yonge St

Hayward, Fred. Shaftesbury Hall Coffee House, Queen St Wr

Hodgins, Frank E 9 Toronto St

Henderson, Elmes 20 Adelaide St E

Henderson, James 20 Adelaide St E

HinchclifTe, B 207 Borden St

Howard, A. McLean 51 Adelaide St E

Howard, A. McLean, jr 51 Adelaide St E

Hughes, James L cor York & Richmond Sts

Henderson, S. A Blake, Lash & Cassels

Hodgins, Thomas Q. C 27 Bloor St W

Hagan, James 237 Church St

Henderson, J. D South Drive, Rosedale

Hassard , R 296 Bathurst St

Hunter, R. J 101 King St E

Hooper, Edward , 43 King St W

Hooper, C E 43 King St W

Hollyar, A. J Bank of Montreal

Home, Stephen 26 Adelaide St E

Hayes, Harry Toronto Club

Holbrook, William 91 Adelaide St W

Hallowell, C. J Canada Co. , King St E

Hodge, R. J 262 Farley Ave

Harrap, George 167 Markham St

Hopkins, J. Castell . . 27 Elm St

Harrison, H. P 49 King St E

Hoyles, A. L j8 Beverley St

Hubbard, W. P 49 Bathurst St

Hutton, Prof. M. A University College

Henderson, James B 37 Scott St W

Hendrick, William J Flamilton

Holmstead, George S Osgoode Hall

Holgate, Henry Allandale

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Hine, Samuel 125 Broadview Ave

Heath, Stuart 65 Yongei Si

Henderson, Mrs James 50 Glen Road, Rosedale

Helliwell, Mrs. John 214 Wellington St W

Henderson, Christopher 21 Alexander St

Hodgins, J. C '.'.'.' 255 Sherboume St

Howit*, Miss 261 WellirjgtoA-st W

Hendsr^on, Mrs. Elmes Oakleigh, St. James-st

Hutton Mrs. Maurice . 67 Queens Park

Hoskins, Mrs. R. A . . . . : 49 Murray-st

Hoskins, Audry 49 Murrav-st

Hart, Sergt. William, Q.O.R I Ketchum Ave

Holroyd, Joseph Government House

Howard, Mrs. McLean 192 Carlton-st

Horton, E. E 13 Rose Ave

Hamilton, C R Blake, Lash & Cassels

Hewardj Stephen A . . . . 38 Peter-st

Hamilton, Right Rev. Charles, D.D., Bishop of Hamilton

Hulett, John P 148 Carlton-st

Haddaw, Robert Appleby, Halton, Ont

Howard, H. McLean 1st Natl Bnk of Illinois, Chicago

Howard, Rev. J. Scott, M.A 192 Carhon-^t

Hammond, Herbert C 90 College-st

Hayes, F. B 4 King-st E

Holmstead, F. \\ 27 Surrey Place

Hard well, fames 19 Nassau st

Hawkins, George 24 Camden-st

Hocking. J. Alexander 1127^ Yonge-st

Hunter, Dr. James John Lemonville, P.O

Hunter, fames 208 Dunn Ave

Heward, C. Edin 38 Peter-st

Hanning, C G . . 177 Bloor-st E

Howe, Frank 14 Kensington Place

Hedley, C W .- Trinity College

Harris, John B 1 19 Tyndall Ave

Humphrey, E. J 399 Queen-st W

Hurst, W. G ... (government House

Hamilton, James 240 Borden-st

Harrison, Major P Molsons Bank

Harris, Miss E 125 Beverley-st

Harris, Miss Lucy 125 Beverley-st

Irwin, John

Innes, P. Long 112 Bloor-st W

Ivens, Richard 48 St. James Ave

Ince, Mrs. W'illiam 60 Grosvenoi -»r

Ince, James 60 Grosvenor-st

Innes, Rev. George N London, Ont

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Joseph, F. J 173 Jarvis-st

(ones, Rev. William Trinity College

'ones, J. Gordon : . . . .241 Church-st

ohnston, James .1 121 King-st W

arvis, II. B. . V 557 Yonoe-st

[ones, j. S Constable, Co. York

[ones. Ed. C 219 Church-st

Jennings, H Imperial Bank

1 ones, T. W 35 Y.onge-st

I ones, William 106 Munro-st

ordan, W. H 90 Robert-st

ackman, Henry . 94 Edward-st

evvell, F 51 Charles-st

(arvis, Mrs. Stephen 1 3 1 Beverley-st

Johnson, R. A 105 Church-st

I arvis, Stephen J Bank of Montreal, Almonte

Johnson, II. E 42 Yonge-st

Jackman, Josiah 94 Edward-st

Johnson, John S . . 94 Edward-st

Jones, George . . . Oak vi le, Ont

J arvis. F. C cor Sherbourne & Lmden sts

Jermyn, F. J . . . 83 Isiabelln ->t

[ackman, William II . . . 129 Elizabeth-st

Jones, Arthur 419 Yonge-st

Johnson, Robert T 131 Wellington-st \V

Jackson, Walter 7^ McGill-st

[ackman, fame> 10 Price's Lane

Kelly, H. "B ....... 108 Bond-st

Kelly, D. J 108 Bond-st

Knowles, H. O 12 Bond st

King, George William 337 Ontario-st

Kmgsmiil, Nicol, Q.C 17 Wellington-st W

Kay, John • ■ ■ 34 King-st WT

King, (ieorge 7 Defoe-st

Kirkpatrick, A. M. M 204 Rusholme Road

Kirliy, William Niagara, Ont

Kertland, M. M Imperial Loan Co., Adelaide-st E

King, Charles G 58 Church st

Kirkpatrick, A. T University College

Kemp, Albert E cor Gerrard <& River-sts

King, Dr. Edmund E. . . 40 Queen-st E

Kappele, L 34 Wellington-st E

Kay, Frank .284 Wellington-st W

Kay, Mrs. John 284 Wellington-st W

Kay, Mrs. J. Bryce 57 Cecil-st

Kay, Miss Helen 284 -Wellington-st W

Kersteman, Wm. jr 45 Adelaide-st E

Kirby, John C . .27 Northcole-st

Kyle, James 51 Wyatt Ave

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Kay, John Royal Ins. Co., Wellington-st E

Keith, John 92 King-st E

Keighly, Henry J . . 21 Gloucester-st

Kuch, Miss Freda 296 Victoria -st

Kerby, H : 35 Henry-st

Lowe, . Standish 42 King-st E

Lobb, James 56 Front-st E

Laxton, John 19 Toronto-st

Lefroy, A. H. Fraser Manning Arcade

Law, Commander F. C, R.N 504 Sherbourne-st

Lovell, J. S Blake, Lash & Cassels

Lytle, T. A 108 Richmond-st W

Lewis, Richard 16 Wood-st

Lyon, John Michael's Bay, Algoma

Lambe, W. G 232 Carkon-st

Lymer, Thomas Government House

Lee, A. Burdette 388 Jarvis-st

Leith, Alexander H Ancaster, Ont

Lydiatt, William .256 Parliament-st

Laidlaw, William, Q.C Queen's Park

Langtry, Ernest 37 Breadalbane-st

Lailey, Thos 133 Bloor-st W

Langton, W. A 115 Beverley-st

Laidlaw, John, sr 23 Gywnne-st

Lennox, J. H 1 10 Amelia-st

Lacon, William T 51 Isabella-st

Le Page, C. W 167 Carlton-st

Langton, Hugh. H 115 Beverley-st

Laughton, W. M Imperial Bank

Lightbourn, F. J Imperial Bank

Lugsden, J 101 Yonge-st

Lings, E. E. A 10 Hayter-st

Lawes, Harry J 219 Spandina Ave

Little, the Rev. James, care W. C. McDonald, 15 Toronto-st

Lucas, the Rev. D. V 483 Ontario-st

Lee, W. Cecil 76 Church-st

Lewis, Alfred ; 20 Lakeview Ave

Leith, Alexander sr Toronto Club

Linton, Norman W 136 John-st

Lockhart, G. A Bank of Montreal

Leckie, John 41 Rose Ave

Lawrence, Richard 276 Wellington-st W

Leys'ybhn jr 392 Sherbourne-st

Leeke, Charles 185 Queen-st W

Lye, Henry 24 Church-st

Lydon, yames 43 King-st E

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Moberley, Thomas E .The "Week" Office

Meek, Edward 65 King-st E

Merritt, William Hamilton 15 Toronto-st

Mathews, Jehu 789 Carlton st

Milligan, J. W. Lane • Lisgar-st

Macklem, Oliver R Rosedale

Munro, R. H. R 9 Toronto-st

Macdonell, John Alex Alexandria, Ont

Murray, Huson, Q.C 2 Toronto-st

Miller, J. O Wyckliffe College

Macdonell, Rev. D. J 75 Simcoe-st

Morrow, John . 50 Front-st E

Massey, John 70 Church-st

Moore, George W 63 Baldwin-st

Maclean, Frank W 239 University-st

Milne, R. f United States

Macay, J . D 571 Yonge-st

Mannering, Frank Government House

Mackenzie, M Manning Arcade

Murray, A, E Inland Rev. Dept

Moir, George 26 Shepherd-st

Murray, fames P Ravelston, Rosedale

Murray, William T 66 Bond-st

Magee, W. D 91 King-st E

Mark, [. R Lindsay, Ontario

Machaffie, W. A Merchants Bank, Owen Sound

Meredith, T 102 Church-st

Martin, Alex The Old Fort

Moore, Joseph 39 Adelaide-st W

Murray,* W. A "Dun Allan" Bond-st

Mason, J. Herbert 477 Sherbourne-st

Mitcheson, James H 611 Ontario-st

Michie, Capt. Forbes 7 King-st W

Michie, George T 153 John-st

Mathews, Charles A Waterworks Office

Morton, William 3 Adelaide-st E

R utton, Capt. , Q. O. R New Fort

Murray, John A 124 Shuter-st

Murray, Mrs. James P 21 Charles-st

Milloy, Colin C Niagara, Ont

Moore, Rev. R. j , 24 Sullivan-st

Moffat, Lewis 125 Beverlev-st

Miller, John Cooke, Son & Co. Friday-st. London, Eng

Moffat, Mrs 125 Beverley-st

M uheson, A. F Merchants Bank

Macklem, Mrs. Street Elm Ave. Rosedale

Mowat, Herbert M 106 McCaul-st

Miller, Robert 112 Oak-st

M usson, George 50 Front-st E

Murray, Thomas 1524 Queen-st W

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Muir, Alex B. A Gladstone Ave. School

Macklem, Rev. T. C. Street Elm Ave. Rosedale

Mason, Major James, R.G 70 Church-st

Morrison, Mrs. Charlotte 504 Spadina Ave

Marani, Gesar J School of Science

Miller, J udge Thomas Milton

Merritt,' Mrs. Hamilton 9 Hloor-st E

Morrison, John JJ Edward-st

Morson, Walter R 35 Adelaide-st E

Moss, William 317 Bathurst-st

Mead, C. T 89 St Joseph-st

Morrison, George N 36 Harrison -st

Marks, Mrs. May Port Arthur, Or.t

Mercer, Alfred G Bracondale P.O

Marshall, Edwin Adelaide-st E

Mitchell, William 8, Wellington-st E

Murray, Col. John Esquesing, Ont

McCarthy, D'Alton Q.C., M.P 174 Beverley-st

Mcintosh, C. E 366 Queen-st Parkdale

McMillan, John 32 W Market-st

McWilliams, W. G 13 Bedford Road

McLean, Capt. J. B., R.G Empire Office

McMurchy, Archibald Collegia e Institute

McPherson, W. D 17 Toronto-st

McFarlane, W 32 Phcehe-st

McDougal, Capt. J. C New Fort Barracks

McLaren, J 523 Main-st, Winnipeg

McCrae, H. H York Chambers

McCarthy, Hamilton 12 Lombard-st

Macdonell, A. Claude '. 2 Toronto-st

Macfarlane, Malcolm - 95 Jarvis-st

Macfarlane, William 32 Phcebe-st

McCausland, Robert 45 Wellington Place

Mclvenzie, Campbell 82 Peter-st

Macdonald, } Bruce 552 Church-st

McCausland, Joseph 411 Jarvis-st

Macdonell, Mrs. |ohn A. . : Alexandria, Ont

Macdonald, W. C 15 Toronto-st

Mackenzie, Mrs. Kenneth 28 John-st

Mackenzie, Miss Isabel 28 John-st

Macdonald, Mrs. Grant 568 Church-st

Macdonald, Mrs. Campbell 127 St. George-st

McCarthy, Mrs. D'Alton .174 Beverley-st

McCarthy, Miss Ethel . . , 174 Beverley-st

McMurchy, Dougald no King-st W

McConnell, Dr. John 602 Dundas-st

Macdonald, J 15 Toronto-st

McKenzie, James 515 Crawford-st

Macdonell, Miss Mary 28 John-st

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Mackenzie, H. Gordon, 13 Walmer Road

Macdougal, Alan 3u Adelaide-st E

MrLellan, Dr. ]. A 14 Franby Ave

Mclntyre, L. J . 56 Metcalf-st

Macartney* Henry, R Boyne P. O

Mclnnes, Charles S Trinity College

McKenna, Benjamin 44 Cameron-st

McLennan, Alexander ' 42 Bond-st

McKendrick, William G 5 Medical Com') Bldgs, Ray-st

Macdonalcl, Miss Ella .299 Gerrard-st E

Mac Kay, Thomas 1 15 Maitlar.d-st

McWinney, W 4 Brunswick Ave

New bigging, Lieut. -Col., R. G 134 Peter-st

Newton, W. M Yorkville

Newsome, W. B 52 Gloucester-st

Nunn, [ohn 132 Euclid Ave

Nasmith, William 14 Maitland-st

Northcote, Reginald 294 Huron-st

Nelson, Williani J 56 Church-st

Newman, ( i. A 1 10 King-st W

Nordheimer, Samuel, Glenedyth

Xordheimer, Mrs. Samuel Glenedyth

Nolan, Sergt. John 15 Sydenham-st

Nat 1 1 ass, Dr. W 42 Carlton-st

Noble, R, B 41 Snncoe-st

Neil, George W j8 Chestnut-st

Newcombe, Octavius 107 Church-st

Nairn, [ohn 5%/4 Victoria-st

Nichol," W. J 11 &: 13 Front-st E

Nauton, Mrs 434 Jarvis-st

Owen, Alfred B 204 Farley Ave

O' Brian, James B 15 Toronto-st

O'Brien, Lucius R ••.... 20 College Ave

O'Brien, A. H 383 Sherbourne-st

Ogden, Lyndhurst 279 Simcoe-st

Otter, Lieut. -Col. William D New Fort Barracks

Otter, Mrs. W. D New Fort Barracks

Otter, Mis« New Fort Barracks

Ogden, Mrs. Lyndhurst 279 Simcoe-st

Osier, Mrs. Featherston 35 Avenue Road

Osier, Miss 35 Avenue Road

Oldbury, W Old Fort

Orson, S. B 10 Sylvan Ave

Odell, Charles. . 146 Adelaide-st W

Paterson, James 34 Earl-st

Piper, Harry 83 Grenville-st

Potter, Charles 31 King-st E

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Payne, Hugh V ... 36 Wilcox-st

Potts, Rev. "john,D.D 8 Prince Arthur's Ave

Parker, Robert 32 Lowther Ave

Parrett, James 33 Willinni-st

Pacterson, George E. . Millichamps Buildings

Payne, F. F The Observatory

Pendrick, Charles 337 Dovercourt Road

Parsons, Benjamin .Canada Co., King-st E

Pigott, T , 113 Baldwin-st

Paterson, James . . in Mutual-st

Pickles, William 328 Yonge-st

Pringer, John Pringer, Ont

Pender, D A . . . 16 Colborfte-st

Patton, Mrs. James 73 McCaul-st

Patton, Miss H. L 73 cCaul-st

Pearson, Miss. . 10 Trinity Square

Po?t1ethwait, Colin W 102 Wellington Place

Phillips, George. . 36 Wellington-st E

Parisot, Oscar La Valette 504 Sherbourne-st

Pierce, Harvey 41 Henry-st

Pellatt, BJenry 345 Sherbourne-st

Parr, Thomas 56 Alice-st

Perry, James Black Glenholme, Parkdale

Poole, Edward ..... 122 Bond-st

Pirn, Joseph, 61 King-st E

Rutherford, J. M 177 Queen-st W

Robinson, Hon. J. B Sleepy Hollow

Rankin, Alex 8 Sussex Ave

Robertson, Thomas 83 Queen-st E

Rolph, Frank 49 Wellington-st W

Robertson, A. J 1 College Ave

Ryerson, C. E 9 Toronto-st

Riddle, William C. jr. 42 Duke-st

Rankin, James 108 Bond-st

Robinson, H. J

Robinson, T. J 56 William-st

Ridout, Percival F Rosedale House

Raymond, S. D Imperial Bank

Rundel, Charles R 1 1 Selby-st

Robinson, Mrs. J. B Sleepy Hollow

Robinson, Miss Augusta Sleepy Hollow

Ramsay, Mrs 123 Beverley-st

Rudge, Cyril E 22 Anne-st

Roche, George E 165 John-st

Robinson, Christopher, Q.C Beverley House

Ridout, Mrs. Percival Rosedale House

Rowe, H. F . Clartn:lon, Texas, U.S. A

Raymond, L. C Welland, Ont

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Reade, Edgar S 57 Shannon-st

Ramsay, Andrew Third Place, Brooklyn, N.Y.

Routh, H. E 267 Wellington-st W

Ritchie, W. G. 259 Wilton Ave

Revell, William Crown Lands Dept

Ryeison, Dr. George S., R.G 60 College Ave

Rutherford, Miss Northfield, larvis-st

Reeve, Arthur Highland Creek P. O

Ridout, Donald C 125 Tyndall Ave., Parkdale

Ramsay, William L 231 Wilton Ave

Richardson, Samuel Richardson House, Bay-st

Rogers, Josiah 18 Gonld-st

Ridout, John G 22 King-st E

Roberts, E. L . . . . . 660 Spadina Ave

Ruston, Thomas . , Georgetown, Ont

Roe, W. J Georgetown, Ont

Stark, Walter 684 Spadina Ave

Swallwell. Thomas 85 Baldwin-st

Small. John T 20 Adelaide-st E

Shaw, Lieut. -Col. George A 23 Adelaide-st E

Sproatt, C 195 McCaul-st

Skippon, Thos. R 82 Baldwin-st

Seilly, Samuel Thos 6 Equity Chambers

Sears. Capt. J. W New Fort

Shanly, C. N 15 Wilcox-st

Saunders, Dyce W ... 62 Boswell Ave

Sprat t, William A Bank of Montreal

Sloan, John .coi Church & Front-st

Scott, C . D q Classic Place

Small piece, William R 30 Howard-st

Smith, W. Assheton 42 WTellesely-st

Symonds, The Rev. Herbert. . . .5 Lakeview Ave., Parkdale

Scott. James 91 King-st E

Strachan, F 91 King-st E

Stewart, John 91 King-st E

Sparling, F 9 Toronto-st

Scott, Robert F 91 King-st E

Svmons, D. T 18 King-st W

Smart, W. Lynn Hamilton

Scott, Hugh 24 Church-st

Stewart, A. D 12 Salisbury st

Sewell, S 43 Front-st E

Snareman, H. H 175 Sherbourne-st

Strathy, J. R 15 Victoria-st

Svmons, Harry 4 Howard-st

Shore, William A 180^ Queen-st W

Seagram, A. W7 23 Scott-st

Stark, Charles 52 Church-st

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Spooner, lames ^s c, T u

Smith, lames Frank O C a, J w >%S!

Stonehoi.se, E ' ^ May-st (W side)

Smith, W '• B'amPlon

Smith, Dr. Larmt VV 297 !?T m M'e

Stockwell, |. W ,2J, 7°TOnto-*

Sharpe.G I-...;: ">3 Kmg-st W

Symons, William L. .' ^.76 lohn-st

Sheppan! , E. E . . . alV, T «

Sims! Frederick L. H ^\v U V\

Sh.anly, Miss 3& ^J'"*? AVC

Small, Miss.... '5 Wilcox-st

Spragge, Mrs. A, t'h'ur'. '.'.'. S' wZT'l

Sinclair, Donald Coun.'v rl n*

Stanton, Mrs. WiUian, :.■.•;;.'.'.•;.■ . . . .S^elH^fw

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Sanderson, Frank,' M. A 749 M"r™ys\

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Steven* F> R 32 * OrOntO-St

Sevens, D B Wellin^on-st E

Sweetman Rt. Rev. Arthur, Bishop of Toronto, the See House

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Smith, the Rev William E. -[V" — [ 222 ' &, £™

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cu ' r, J ij.j , 341 Sherbourne-st

Scon ' £ ?T m'ml 328 Sea.on-st

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Smith, lames Avon . 8o Snmmerhill Ave

Strange Maj. -Gen, T.B., Army & Navy Cll,, London, Eng

SS^ST1'1 °hnC 259Gen,rd,tgE

Small, Sydney . '.'.'. *5r ft"** ht

Stupart, Capt.R. D., R.* ! ! ! ! ] \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ' ' J's^^

Singer, Mrs. A. M 155 King7w

S mpson, Mrs Robert £ Blo*r.st £

': "' Walter R 18 Toronto-s,

Stewart, James. . . y

Simpson, Francis G . $ Cen£

I tl. ,i'M? £ ^m°"d 593 Church-st

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Sturdy. Tonh J_r n

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Smith. C. P 38 Grange Ave.

Sydney, R. A 3 Sullivan-st

Squires, H. F 78 McGill-st

Temple, Chas. V. M 45 St. George-st

Trotter, Capt. R. G., R.G 14 Carlton -st

Tyler, Thomas 648 Queen- st W

Tyler, George 104 Church-st

Towsend, S. H 53 King-st E

lownsend, G 264 St. James' Sq

Thompson, Joseph L 247 W ellesely-st

Tuck, Charles 447 Yonge-st

Todd, Thomas Monetary Times Office

Turner, William 703 Bathurst-st

Thompson, J. Enoch 23 Adelaide-st W

Tweedie, James H ■ 28 Edward-st

Tilley, H. R 20 Buchanan-st

Trowern, E. M King-st \V

Thorn, J. O 70 Wilson Ave. , Parkdale

Tomlinson, R. H 384 Sherbourne-st

Thompson, Christopher W 228 Beverley-st

Thome, Alfred 813 Queen-st W

Trees, Samuel 42 "W ellington-st E

Thompson, J. F 248 Robert-st

Thomson, Adam D Geoigetown, Ont

Unwin, Charles 126 Seaton-st

Vernon, H. E. Harcourt 16 Spadina Road

Vidal, Maj. B. N The New Fort

Vair, George Chestnut Park

Vai ey, William 581 Bathurst-st

^ andersmission, "Willam H . .cor. Surrey PI. & Grosvenor-st

V tue George io)4 Adelaide-st E

Vernon, Mrs. H. E. Harcourt 16 Spadina Road

Vicars, E. J. S , 72 Wellesely-st

Wright, Henry -145 John-st

Winton, A. C 23 Adelaide-st E

Westren, John 419 Yonqe-.st

Worrell, John A., Q.C 195 John-st

Woods, R

vYilkie, D. R 414 Sherbourne-st

Wickham, Henry J . . 10 King-st W

Williams, Lee 23 Grosvenor-st

Walsh, Havelock 195 Beverley-st

Walker, J. H 532 Church-st

Windeyer, R. C 18 Toronto-st

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Wilson, Sir Adam, K.CM.C S, adina CresceRt

W, son, Wilham ' Co„ ,

Wtl mmson, 1 [ Wellington! E

Watson, H M. . . Bank of Hamilton, Georgetown

Wadmore, Capt. K. L R,. Sch. Inft £)nd

S1' lams'„H- H 498 Church-st

Watson, Hy

Willson, Alfred r^'l r^ ir;„„ „ t>

Wa hngton W H 3l8 Hl;ron.st

Wellmger F. W 66 Adelaides E

Wooten, Frank ... 3o A(ielaide.s( E

w , • r' ; W'n A S- E- cor- Yo"Se & Queen-sts

W,1,7'?'J-M 16 Carlton Ave

W°n ' W •;•••; I0° IJembroke-st

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Wickham, Mrs Henry J 6o Sussex Ave

Wathngton J Hartley 3,8 Huron-st

Wa msiey William 2 Church-st

wa Y?°l. Mi\H] ¥: Ba»l< of Hamilton, Gergelown

Wyld, Mrs. Frederick „r St. Qeorce-st

Wadsworth Mrs. W. B iS Tyndall Ave., Parkdale

wY ,' ' , Fre^nck 235 St. George-st

Westlake Thos 77 Roh?n_st

W.nsor, Henry. 59 Baldwin-st

Wragge Mrs^ Edmund Qq Wtiiesely-st

Wilson Vv Rose g4 St. Patric£.s,

Ward, \\ . R Post officei Toronto

Winstanley, Mrs 26l Wellington-st W

Winn, Mrs 241 Church-st

Williams ohn 2„ Maw.st

vWagge, Miss.. 99 Wellesely-st

5r' 1 ' £?°rg<V i ; '5 Broadview Ave

\\ alker, Edward Henry g3 Argyle-st

Williams, Robert M 34 Mutual-st

Whilt, Samuel wiUon Ave

Walsh, the Most Rev. John, D.D., Archbishop of Toronto,
St. John's Grove.

Williamson, Alexander 22 Wellington-st W

V arson, G. F 68 Melbourne Ave

Wallace, Ceha C 233 Beverley-st

Webber G. W Hamilton, Ont

™hlte> John Woodstock, Ont

Yeaxlee, Sutton Imperial Bank